The word 'hologram' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to an image or video generated by a laser that appears to be three-dimensional. Example: The visitors were amazed by the hologram that formed an exact replica of the ancient temple.
It restricts any posthumous exploitation of the actor, be it through the use of CG to digitally resurrect him in Mrs Doubtfire 2 or as a live hologram performing comedy on stage – something that the advancement of technology has made an increasingly likely occurrence.
I was there as one of the presenters of a show which featured my father, Stephen Hawking (I'm going to assume you know who he is) as a live hologram beamed into Sydney Opera House.
A buddy comedy about a 17-year-old boy guided by a hologram of himself as an adult, it made the prestigious Black List of unproduced screenplays three years ago, before being touched up by (500) Days of Summer's Scott Neustadter and Michael Weber.
If a beam similar to the original reference beam is shone through a hologram, the result is a three-dimensional image of the object scanned.In principle, making a moving hologram is easy.
It is then necessary to generate only the parts of the hologram that are relevant to the viewer's position and direction of gaze, greatly reducing the amount of processing required.SeeReal reckons that the information needed to construct small holograms can be carried over existing telecoms networks.
To add to the security worries, a hologram stamp that was to be one of the safety features for euro notes was stolen from an Air France flight from Paris to Munich in May.
Mr McCain is still short.9 41: The CNN person in Phoenix (not a hologram) says the gathering is listening to Hank Williams Jr and hasn't been told about Ohio yet.9 40: Apparently the McCain party in the Phoenix Biltmore has "turned off the news", according to CNN.
But producing a fixed hologram of a static object is tricky enough; making a holographic display, or something that functions like one, is even more difficult.
For six decades she has submitted herself to them all.In this section Good things and small packages Hard going The queen is dead Tartan and thistles Wanted: a red Boris The architect The nightmare scenario ReprintsThe most unsettling portrait is a luminous hologram (pictured) created by Chris Levine in 2007.
But seen from the chaos of the city, it is the Sea Link that is improbable, like a giant hologram.
Just as a moving picture is actually a series of stills shown in quick succession, so a moving hologram would be a series of still holograms.
